Committed to PEOPLE'S RIGHT TO KNOW Vol. 5 Num 362 Sat. June 04, 2005       Letters to Editor Appeal to immigration seekers Chandan Nath Talukder Ibaraki, Japan We all want a better life to live. Life should be safe and secure. Under unavoidable circumstances we feel insecure. When our expectation doesn't match with the real situation we try to think for alternative with the hope of a secure, safe, and better life. We prefer living in a developed country. Immigration is the process to be there permanently. After securing qualifying points and facing interview one becomes immigrant. One common question is asked by the interviewer: why do you want to immigrate and leave country? In reply most of the candidates say that due to law and order situation, high crime rate, unstable political situation, unfair judgement, violation of human rights, no personal freedom one would like to leave country and become immigrant. Such statement may have negative impact on the interviewer and also hamper country's image . We love our motherland. We should always think to build up country's reputation to the outside world. We should not do anything that hamper our country's image. Without showing negative image about the country, the interviewer may be satisfied if the question is technically answered such a way that in developed countries lots of potential opportunities to build up career, law and order and discipline, personal freedom and quality education system prevail. All immigration seekers should be more dutiful to the country.